No offense to aaron rogers but wouldnt it be hilarius if he got hurt

Question

cuz favre is gone.that would show 'them packers!!!

Answer 1

Why would that "show them packers" ?

Stop being a fool and grow up. How in the h**l is someone getting hurt funny? I hate people like that.

And if you feel the need to say "no offense" then you don't need to say you comment at all.

Answer 2

no!!! and you did not even spell HILARIOUS RIGHT!!! FOOL!!  

Answer 3

I hope he does not get injured however there is no way he or the coach or the general manager will last past this season. Yeah Bret should not have retired but he did and he put them in a little spot and they treated him like c**p.  The game of American football belongs to the fans they pay the freight and they will have lott to say about this situation.

The only way the Green Bay leadership team can keep their jobs is to Win not play in but Win the Super Bowl. Bret made a big mistake it's to bad that bunch of over rated over paid management team was unable to swallow their pride and treat him like the American icon he is. The fans should call for a stockholder proxy and vote to fire the whole bunch today.

Answer 4

The Madden Cover curse,i think its going to be felt with the packers missing the playoffs and going into a rebuilding stage for the next 3-5yrs

Answer 5

he is going to get get hurt that is going to brians team not aarons

Answer 6

Really i was thinking about that and who do they got for his back up?? lol know one really knows! there hoping he stays healthy all year wich is hard to do in the NFL!!!

Answer 7

but if your animosity is towards Favre why would you want to see Rodgers get hurt?  why would you want to see anyone get hurt you sadistic sob

Answer 8

that would be an interesting twist in this Favre saga, ESPN would have a lot of fun with that.

Answer 9

You know, it's really funny.  Favre played in 14,000 straight games for the Packers (or something like that), and Rodgers played for a couple of series in 2006, and broke his leg and ended up on IR.  He may prove to be quite the opposite of Favre's picture of durability.